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Tag: Goodfellow Corporation

From left: Bridger and Boone Bolinder represent the third generation of leadership at Bolinder Resources, which has two fixed locations in Utah. Contract crushing is a big part of the Bolinders’ business, as well, with a market focus in Utah and Nevada but a willingness to crush just about anywhere in the U.S. Photo: P&Q Staff

Bolinder Resources built for flexibility in West

January 15, 2021By Kevin Yanik

Utah’s Bolinder brothers offer a look inside their main operation, showcasing a crushing and screening plant while sharing their vision for the business’ future.

Goodfellow Corporation COO Sy Harrison is pictured from his office in Lindon, Utah. Photo: P&Q Staff

P&Q Profile: Goodfellow Corporation’s Sy Harrison

October 30, 2020By Kevin Yanik

A conversation with the COO of Goodfellow Corporation, a family-owned dealer specializing in crusher sales, rentals and repairs.

Says Stone Products’ Tom Kovesci: “With service, it’s how fast you can get the customer up and running when they break down.” Photo: Stone Products

What separates the top service providers from the pack?

July 2, 2020By Kevin Yanik

The aggregate industry’s equipment dealers discuss the qualities that differentiate the best service providers from others.

Successfully mastering agg processing and rolling stock is fine art that not every dealer can achieve. Says General Equipment & Supplies’ Micah Tysver: “It takes time to evolve into handling the support of both sides of the business.” Photo: General Equipment & Supplies

What dealers seek in manufacturers when partnering

June 30, 2020By Kevin Yanik

Dealers discuss the characteristics they seek out when considering manufacturers as business partners.

Local service is as critical as ever to aggregate producers considering the economic uncertainties brought on this year. Photo: Terex Washing Systems

Breaking down the industry’s capex activity

June 26, 2020By Kevin Yanik

Aggregate producers came into 2020 with big equipment purchasing plans, but the pandemic forced many down a new road when seeking solutions.